Excellent chance to get a verdict on machine translation....
Here is what Babelfish gave for what you wrote:
I can write the saddest verses tonight. To write, for example: " The night this starred, and shivers, blue, the stars, to lejos". The wind at night tour in the sky and sings. I can write the saddest verses tonight. Wanted I it, and sometimes she also wanted to me. In the nights as I had this one it between my arms. I kissed so many times under the infinite sky. It wanted to me, sometimes I I wanted also it. How not to have loved its great fixed eyes. I can write the saddest verses tonight. To think that I do not have it. To feel there am that it lost. To hear the immense, more immense night without her. And the verse falls to the soul as to I graze the dew. What matters that my love could not keep it. The night is starred and it is not with me. That is everything. To far somebody it sings. To far. My soul is not satisfied with having it lost. As to approach it to my it looks for it glance. To my she looks for it heart, and it is not with me. The same night that makes whiten the same trees. We, those of then, no longer are the same. I want no longer it, is certain, but I wanted how much it. My voice looked for the wind to touch its ear. Of another one. It will be of another one. Like before my kisses. Its voice, its body clearly. Its infinite eyes. I want no longer it, is certain, but I want perhaps it. The love is so short, and is so long the forgetfulness. Because in nights as I had this it between my arms, my soul is not satisfied with having it lost. Although this one is the last pain that it causes to me, and these are the last verses that I write to him.
Of course any artistry is lost, but does the translation convey what the poem said? Does it even make sense given the meaning of the original words?
